78yr Old 10th Dan Karate Owns me! | Okinawa Part 1 | Eden Ang

[@Li.Siyuan]

Met and trained with him in the early 1970's in London (UK) - generous with his knowledge and a truly humble, remarkable man. This video brought a tear to my eyes. One of my heroes.

[@killercroc1001]

I could of missed this but i thought it only went to an 8th dan... if you could tell me!

[@arkutakaln4081]

@@killercroc1001 Grand Master is 10th Dan and he is accepted as the most dangerous man in Japan.

[@ramzirin2221]

@@arkutakaln4081 yup..this is fact from japanese

[@Depth100k]

Dattebayo

[@randyporter3491]

Anyone, and I mean ANYONE who dares criticize this master, or any other, does so in an effort to make themselves “seem” more accomplished. In doing so, they make themselves look childish, immature and ignorant. It’s not about “styles”, it’s about dedicating one’s life to an art and that deserves deep respect.

[@rockyn191]

Ima use his training methods

[@ylnotixe]

@@thelemonddropskid5445 You should work on your vocabulary. This particular word salad does not do you credit.

[@andykozikowski8532]

Exactly

[@ylnotixe]

@ If you can understand his illiterate gibberish can you please restate his point in English?

[@jonny11995]

@@thelemonddropskid5445 "If you easily feel insulted, stop reading the fucking comments" No truer words have been spoken by someone who felt insulted by a comment in the comment section and needed to rant.

[@TenTenorioArt]

I imagine a high five from this man feels a lot like getting kicked by a horse.

[@zoolkhan]

I owned horses... after a while you get used to it :P

[@Tungmoto]

I don't want to be disrespect by rejecting his high 5 but at he same time, I don't wanna break my precious hand XD

[@dennismulroney6441]

)))

[@Turco949]

I probably wouldn't have felt a damn thing because I would have been heavily sedated lying in a hospital bed.

[@Turco949]

@Zeek Banistor If it'll help you feel more manly about yourself, then, sure.

[@richart58]

Respect for the Sensei. In america you see people his age in scooters in walmart and seriously obese.

[@ultralordd7625]

Richard .torres you see a lot of people here at a much younger age in that state of health unfortunately.

[@melody8285]

Amerruca at it's best

[@shadowenighthawke3432]

Richard .torres not everyone visit Mr tee at the BIG DUCK

[@tonygin5942]

this kind of analyze is plain wrong. You didn't put the culture and one individual life style in the comparison .

[@orflep]

Hi

[@SteveGaddTasmusic]

The real purpose of karate is to build the person, the character, the whole being...not to be able to win a fight in your 20s but to be able to be strong, a carrier of culture and a patron in your community and a protector of your community. The journey starts when you are young..... you build the will and strike or percuss the body so that bones and tissues change and harden...No secrets just lots of work...building routine.... the shihans are great examples of the true meaning of karate....

[@MeisterPommfritt]

Steve Gadd You‘re totally right! I agree in it 100 %.

[@tobiaskyon5383]

The real purpose of Karate is to be able to punch a hole in a person if said person threatens your life. All the old masters learned with this in mind, the spiritual component came afterwards - and that's the main flaw of a lot of modern Karate: They start with the spiritual component and forget about the brutal, simple purpose of survival. It has to be the other way around for the spiritual component to work.

[@SteveGaddTasmusic]

I think you are confusing origins with purpose..even then I am not sure about this.....Okinawan karate was Japanese oppression for a while but it originates from mostly Northern styles of Shaolin... which was a Buddhist order... right from the start if you accept its myth of origins. Further the saying that there is no first strike in Karate...and the meaning of Age as receiving... receiving and painfully recoiling the blow... is important... but most important is the social role of the dojo in Okinawan society.... people train hard with the long game in mind... there are people training into their 90s as the training is not instrumental, ie a means to finally hurt people better.. but an end in itself.... regarding spiritual things being taught in the West.. frankly haven't seen much...lots of standing in lines and training for the next belt... but it is not spiritual issues ..what ever they are..that I am talking about.. rather the building of a character, will, strength, encouragement of others, stoic persistence.. I left Karate for kickboxing back in the 70s because it wasn't getting me to where I wanted to be as a fighter... as an older man I realise that this is normal for young men....who need to defend themselves and test themselves against others.....I also know that it is not a path that is viable or continues to have that meaning through the whole of a life..

[@odanobunaga7584]

@@tobiaskyon5383 Yes a battle of physical strength but also a battle of mind and spirits, the samurai knew this also.

[@tobiaskyon5383]

@@odanobunaga7584 Oh, shut up with this bullshit, you fucking weeb.

[@ronilsondisouza]

NEVER "thumbs up" anything about 'martial arts' (or the like) before... But this is pure (literal) respect, and deserve to be liked and respected.

[@tangmingchen9237]

That sensei is actually a legendary of karate, he can literally break a man like rigging a doll.....

[@AyoGrog]

I doubt he could

[@conways3897]

Lol no

[@rationalmkr1467]

@@AyoGrog if you don't believe try it out someday, he will tear you apart

[@AyoGrog]

@@rationalmkr1467 Doubt it

[@AyoGrog]

@@spidermoon3574 Who tf are you this thread is a month old gtfo

[@rogermayerapm5641]

My old Master I trained with him in 1980 here in Australia. He is so powerful, humble but deadly. Osu.

[@Jbay2608]

If Karate can help you look like that man at 79 maybe I should finally just go and try it. Really inspirational, just for the health benefits alone.

[@sammysolid7885]

Bro I think you should seriously consider doing more videos like this!

[@youngmo77]

Thanks for sharing such lesson for sensei.

[@ursulavillaruel2854]

Sammy Sol id

[@HakusW140]

Great to see someone finally travelling respectfully in Japan. This is my introductory episode to your channel. Awesome.

[@MeisterPommfritt]

The hands of this old Grandmaster are deadly weapons of steel! 😖

[@blockmasterscott]

That guy said he turns 79 in a month and he was lifting all those heavy objects. Damn.

[@orionbassmaster666]

That's Grandmaster morio higaonna a master of the Goju ryu school of Okinawan Karate, the man is blessed with a body and fist that could crush stones...i was fortunate to meet him and despite his gentleness and calmness, he can be very intimidating in person, but overall one can only be at awe and admiration to a person who dedicated his entire life to hone his skill in his Art.

[@thenoticerofthe13]

heavy objects such as the students.

[@shatteringairfist191]

The master doesnt seem to have arthritis... it is crazy

[@toraguchitoraguchi9154]

Ryuseiken Kyokushin He has gout though...

[@shatteringairfist191]

Toraguchi Toraguchi how do u know he has gout? And what does gout have anything to do with his karate training?

[@stuarthughes3747]

had the honour of training with master higaonna at liverpool 2 years ago & as you said .... the real deal.. ive been training for over 40 years & he made me re think my karate . a complete gentleman . my style is j.k.a. shotokan , but ive now brought a lot of goju into my training. thank you.

[@wayneburden6081]

Stuart Hughes I got to train with him years ago in Spokan, WA. Was a great experience.

[@nicholasmaximillian2493]

Stuart are you a member of the Red Triangle Dojo?

[@no.6472]

Same here I do shotokan

[@maexpert11]

I would love a chance to train with him he is really awesome

[@Samperor]

Do you feel Shotokan is not much useful compare to the other Karate styles?

[@vi10k46]

Y'all sure that he isn't a T 800 from Terminator!?😨😨😨

[@georgeisaak5321]

totally understandable why those old men are better . they had so much more time to practice than Eden , so there for they more prepared and skilled . Respect to those teachers because they are the foundation for better youth to come !!!! I think Asian people are privileged to have such a tradition and i would love to be as disciplined as well .

[@live2win4freedom82]

Old School Karate Master Goju Higaonna Sensei.......One Slap From Him and your done

[@acrosstheacross677]

I love to know what techniques feel like so I am not startled when they happen, so during a seminar, I politely requested a Jiu Jitsu Professor to demonstrate on me, and he slapped me on the carotid artery with only 2 fingers, and there was an amazing pulse of white light followed my all of the colours becoming much more vivid...and it hurt like an absolute mofo! But, I get the feeling that if Higaonna Sensei had have done the exact same movement, it would have just been blackness, unconsciousness, followed by me peeing all over myself.

[@kylebeavan2369]

um..... no, because karate is absolutely useless

[@nathanielweber7843]

@@kylebeavan2369 I suppose you like boxing or some other useless cage match sport that has more bullshit fakery then a CNN news article.

[@adolescenterevoltado9008]

You sound like an anime character

[@Levi-em6ym]

@@kylebeavan2369 idiot

[@ALVHUN]

One of the best videos I have seen providing techniques by masters in Japan. I will watch this hundreds of times to capture as much of the secrets as I can.

[@latymz]

I've seen a lot of ridiculous things about self defense. They are actually doing demonstrations in real time not slow motion with opponent accommodation. Nothing but respect. As for the MMA comment, let's see how they fair when they get 60 and 70. Not many Benny the Jet Urquidez around these days. Maybe Dan Inosanto, but pickings are slim. Both despite their age can still clean your clock. I love traditional and modern training techniques. But let's be honest, these men have clearly dedicated themselves to the art for a lifetime. Most of us don't approach that level of dedication or mastery of technique. Those movements are ingrained into muscles memory. So why they might not be Now the world's most deadly practitioner because of the basic physics of ageing. I wouldn't want to tangle with them, I'd take a pass. Because A out pure respect and honor, B you're expected to win and there is no redemption from getting the floor wipe with your carcass from someone old enough to be your grandfather and that is more likely going to be the case LOL

[@oscillatine]

MMA « fighters » never reach 60 y.o. in a good shape.

[@warriorfire8103]

It's the grappling. People under estimate how much freaking wear and tear that puts on you. Plus these guys are likely thinking "long term" . Slow slow slow condition.

[@flowdlawton3888]

Owhh u want a real example? Hey if kung fu...karate..silat or any other asian art in REAL FIGHT with no RULES.... u be dead. They trained to be fast..agile..strong... i dont say one hit win..i mean in real fight... they can poke ur eyes out...kick ur balls thts why they need to be SLOW MOTION...noobsss

[@dabunnyrabbit2620]

I have had the pleasure of training with Dan Inosanto, for a class. I had only been training with sticks for only a few months, and when he says "im going to show you in slow motion" its not slow. I was like uuuhh.... looking back and forth at the rest of the class, and he came over and helped me. All I could think was "holy shit I'm being helped by Dan Inosanto" soft spoken and he treats you like an equal, which feels so awesome. Very cool down to earth guy, if you didn't know who he was you'd never guess. "When you get older you have to use the bathroom more, but man does it feel good when you do" -Dan Inosanto

[@zoolkhan]

MMA fighters are not even the problem, their fanbois are. Folks that watch videos but have never seen a gym from inside. How dare such punks talk...

[@puertoricanism]

Thanks for sharing. It is nice to see the old training methods and realize which are applicable in current day. I notice the external and internal aspects of the training. I see how over the years, the sensei have callous their body to become weapons in and of themself. The external strength training methods, which may seem classical, but are clearly a means of health and longevity. Not limited specifically to martial arts combat application. I can see how it closely relates to martial arts from Shaolin. In order to achieve this level of body, calloused hands, dense bone, one must dedicate and may not be for everyone. If you are looking for health and longevity, these sensei are in their 60's and 70's, clearly this is for everyone.

[@poorkwamoi]

Well said...

[@psykobibi]

whatever MMA or anything else that you know or you DO... if one hand of this master catch you, You're definetly DONE ! ... i give my Entire respect for Goju Ryu Sensei !

[@Chuckaluck78]

What great memories this video brought back. Thanks so much guys! And yes, old guys like this master are the real deal! Love Okinawa, Okinawan’s and their culture!

[@adamcozart2468]

look at the difference in there hands its insane the sensei's hands are more then twice as thick

[@kungfukid4124]

I’m glad you showed the Okinawan style of karate. I was really impressed by the conditioning, that is the key of any martial arts. Truly inspiring. Thank you.

[@speedyhaseeb]

Morio Sensei is a living LEGEND .!

[@lakkakka]

It's good to see there are still traditional masters around, I really hope he and his style will keep attracting enough followers for it to survive for at least another milenea

[@richardfolkman]

The traditions of martial arts go back 100's of years, represented by the old ones who passed it on faithfully. The modern man uses devices, other styles to incorporate in their reality. Everyone has to have a base to build on. Learn and mature in that style and then venture to learn from others. No foundation, no true growth. If we don't master the basics, our advanced work will fail. These masters are like strong old oak trees, faithfully planted. Shalom.

[@Progwale]

I always start to smile immediatley, seeing Higaonna Sensei :) I don´t know why, he just sprays this joy of life, humbleness and welcomming spirit!

[@gangotri4793]

Very very interesting. Even if common tourists visit Japan I don’t think they can explore karate world.

[@pehunter1]

Joan Doe, this is not Japanese Karate. It's Okinawan Karate from the island of Okinawa where the natives learned Chinese Kung Fu and brought a simplified version back to Okinawa. The island was claimed by the Japanese, but the old timers did not consider themselves Japanese since the Japanese were the invaders of the island. Eventually, the Japanese adopted this style and called it Japanese Karate. But remember, Karate originally was NOT Japanese, it was the Okinawan form of Chinese white crane and tiger form Kung Fu from the Fuken providence in China.

[@gangotri4793]

common sense self defense thanks a lot 🙏🏼 without you I would remain ignorant.

[@RicardoLopez-pi1zo]

common-sense-self-defense not a simplified version, a version adapted to the Okinawan reality.

[@mordecaipladah1935]

@@pehunter1 Was it White Crane and Tiger forms of Shaolin Kung Fu from the Fujian province of China? Wow. How interesting. Okinawa is a special place in more ways than one. Bless you for the info. I need to find Okinawan teachers in my country.

[@johnwallace7694]

I lived there in 72 -73 , i was off base and watched 4 Naha cops literally beat the crap out of 9 marines who were stirring shit , i was like holy shit , the main cat said " what are you doing here !" i bowed and said thank you sir for allowing to visit youre city , he bowed back, smiled and said come here now! i was like ooh man here it comes , he said " you are welcome to travel freely here anytime ,you have been taught respect ,NEVER forget , ." i said thank you sir .

[@GREENFING3R]

Respect to these two masters. That wrist/forearm collision exercise is no joke. After a few hits you really start to feel it, especially if you are skinny like i am.

[@gman826]

Previous to training in BJJ I trained in Shotokan it was hard like what is shown here. We would spar every session, Fridays was with no gloves or protection to this day what I learned at that dojo is relevant for self defense now a days everything is so watered down. To this day the skin on my hands is so thick when I cut my fingers or palms on accident I typically don't bleed my hands are more sensitive but the skin is still thick. Smash your funny bone or knee into a sharp corner doesn't hurt usually don't even flinch.

[@abigailg8508]

Watching this video has reminded me of how much I miss training in my dojo. It's reminded me of how lucky I am to know what I know. I've trained in Okinawa Shuri-te Karate for quite some time. It would be such an honor to train with Sensei Morio Higaonna. Karate will forever be a part of my life. Thank you very much for sharing your experience. 💛

[@MaxiLim]

great ep bro. Those old sensei are the literally the epitome of the empty handed way. Their hands are a weapon! will you be visiting a kyokushin dojo?

[@kellyespinosacuriel8624]

Maxi Lim He is Morio Higaona, grand master in karate Goju Ryu.

[@UnDeAdSpRaYe]

their hands are a weapon lmao yeah get any grappling art and see how man handled they get

[@MansMan42069]

Jay Casillas His grip strength alone could pry unfortunate fingers off the hands they were attached to.

[@kbanghart]

Jay Casillas ha wrong

[@kevinchappell7966]

He's 79. Put him against a 79 year old grappler, then see who gets man handled.

[@arthurwatts1680]

When Sensei Higaonna was in his early 40s one of the Australian martial arts mags sent a journo to interview him / take photos etc. The editor was quick to caution anyone willing to mimic his extreme hand and arm conditioning, warning against the possibility of arthritis and severe joint pain in later life. To see him still training with the traditional Okinawan training aids at an age when many would be hunched over in front of the TV blows my tiny mind - thanks for the video.

[@rubinmendoza13]

Wow. This video just completely changed my mind on how I "thought" about Karate, both Japanese and American. What an honorable Martial Art, it is. That Grand Master really is incredible and extraordinary. What an honor to study under him, even once. "...but man, I hope your arms healed quickly." The forearm to forearm sh*t, made me grimace... "Great video..."

[@erickthomas6133]

Karate is pretty amazing, especially Goju-Ryu. It’s never too late to pick it up, clearly.

[@LOVE2Flute]

Most excellent. I couldn't wipe the smile from my face the entire time. Pure positive energy.

[@shootits48]

That's excellent. I'm experienced in martial arts (taekwondo and BJJ) but never tried Karate. This is what I want to if I ever go to Japan. It'd be a dream to do that.. Then take in the sights.

[@Rubyredskin]

Stick with your bbj bro. Oss

[@nzdefrag]

True respect for these gentlemen who have devoted their lives to this beautiful art.

[@shovelhead4558]

Tough ol guys big respect

[@estebandsandovall]

Did you image being a toddler and have Master Higaona as a grandpa? Like "stop mesing with me or my gramp will beat you up". Seriously talking, is impresive how at his age he have such reflexes, is unreal. Also his mere precense must be something insane, the power and knowledge that this man have is just amazing, what an honor to train with him, at his own dojo in okinawa! Happy and proud to practice Both Gojo-ryu and Shorin-ryu.

[@hrdyondrej]

I think he'd be able to kill me by a simple handshake.

[@patricm.3718]

Or a swift exhale.

[@quantumcelt]

Wow what a legend , hands of stone , reflexes of a cat and the heart of a lion!. A true master!.

[@randyporter3491]

How in the hell could anyone criticize Sensei, when everyone else his age, has strength and mobility, dictated by the design of their Hoveround.

[@llcoolmartine]

Just got my Shotokan Brown belt at age 49. Hope to be this fit when I'm 69 and 79. Mad respect for these Senseis!

[@stevecalo007]

*_Why didn't you 2 guys wear your gi's during your visit to the 2 Sensei men whe3n you already wore them during your first encounter at the beginning of the first half of the video?_*

[@zaidshurafa274]

Respect for the sensei what a power for a man of his age. Big respect from Jordan sensei ❤️💙

[@ImStayGold42]

Goju-ryu is my style of Karate-do, ... it's no joke.

[@shanefistell8890]

How wonderful! We are fortunate to witness this demonstration by Sensei Higaonna!

[@ultralordd7625]

Sensei Higaona hit you once, fight over👽👍

[@ultralordd7625]

mike wallbank 💀nani?

[@acrosstheacross677]

mike wallbank no, these old karateka will dismantle the vast majority of martial artists with the greatest of ease.

[@dwrabauke]

nobody in their right mind would even consider fighting him... hes the endboss, everyone else just a tiny grasshopper.

[@jeremyarroyo360]

Hatsumi sensei would end him literally i respect the viejo though very much. He has alot of wisdom.

[@datwistyman]

I've seen this bloke before. He is so smooth and powerful yet has a nice way. He could kill you in a second but is such a nice person and wouldn't hurt a fly. Much respect. Okinawa karate is really amazing.

[@LyndenLegault]

When he grabs him in all the pressure points I died!

[@waloacme]

The power in his stance. Amazing!

[@felipebrasil5]

what if this master want to play guitar? could he do?

[@justinstuart8382]

Karate if nothing else is very good exercise 4u. We have an 80 year old guy who trains with us been doing it over 35 years started when he was in his 40s .

[@SamohtNox]

that was scary to watch...i did those physical exercises including partner drills....my arms were purple at the end of the training.

[@acrosstheacross677]

Tommaso Famularo how GOOD is it though!?! 😄

[@Galactic_JS]

That means progress

[@sheldonbass4238]

It's really awesome to see something real for a change. Thanks for making this video. I will be 60 yrs. old this year, and after watching this am encouraged to take up training again (Only reached Green belt in TKD, and a little Judo from a friend). I want to pick it back up (hopefully Jujitsu) along with my current heavy weight lifting regimen just to stay in shape. But my mind, and God are my protectors.

[@nozomusuzuki7916]

The lady instructor is cute, for sure.

[@floydburkett2749]

Nozomu Suzuki she is 80 as well. Beauty of martial arts. You will look 20 at 80

[@CephlonMayngrum]

Floyd Burkett hell no

[@trewqpoiutl9774]

There's a video of her on xvvideos

[@jeffjohnson419]

Send link now. I’m trying to blast one off right quick.

[@StephanLeming]

Thank you sooo much for sharing this! So beautiful to see the arts from other countries. And to see a master like that--priceless.

[@zackhostetler5175]

I wonder how much stones the 78yr old Karate Master can break.

[@srennelamirez643]

@The Rebound Guy can he damage metal tho

[@dabunnyrabbit2620]

@@srennelamirez643 Yes

[@ChaoticGamer5967]

I have been doing jiu jitsu and have been studying quiet a bit of martial arts. The way he teaches others on how to defend yourself couldn't be much worse. But the conditioning they do is extremely good

[@teacherdoug4438]

Have you seen his takedown defense? It looks pretty effective to me. BJJ on the other hand teaches you to pull guard, which is only a good idea in sports competition. It's insane to pin yourself under your opponent in a street fight.

[@CoreyGoldwaves]

Those are really handy techniques.

[@chottozumi]

Glad to see someone actually showing respect to a master and to have humble attitude. I did that finger tip (and knuckle) thing with bucket full of sand and, of course, makiwara, but, gravel??!! Jeez!!

[@sarahfaye91]

More Karate videos please...

[@josephanthonyingramingram4443]

i can see this garbage outside any bar in down town toronto at 1:00 pm and no fancy uniforms or belts and when they hit they hit when they kick your bals they kick your balls or pick up a stick i have seen bricks on guys heads pipes shoved in rib cages

[@amdinga561]

Wow, you could 100% see all those years of training in Higaoanna's movement. Especially when he was doing the hip turns. You can see how balanced he is and how he has it down so there's absolutely no wasted movement. He probably slowed down in his old age but that kind of precision and efficiency I bet would make up for it.

[@seahteosenh6839]

She nodded her head 24 times

[@elvedinherac2683]

WOW I do Shotokan for 12 years now since I am 8 years old and everything in your Video is just pure beauty... 💙🥋

[@emory0]

"He's the real deal": You've got no idea.

[@scottgarner7290]

Appreciate this video. Hard to beat someone with a lifetime of serious disciplined training.

[@MRSLAV]

Garp.

[@fatwindow]

Wow hi

[@orbfer9454]

underrated comment

[@greysun7020]

Very cool! Love these older Masters, they're just amazing to watch!

[@Comunidadviolinistas]

Thank you for share it!! Ossu

[@paulfrank7164]

The CONDITIONING is MASTERFUL

[@hanswurst8338]

what in the hell is this man with 78 oh my god………….

[@pietskiet8763]

did watch it AGAIN , , no glamour no Ego just absolute hardcore grit and spirituallity ,MA grand masters!

[@malibusurfer2898]

This a real Japanese Karate dojo not the fake karate crap I've walked into in USA karate studios

[@sonofthunder5574]

Any discipline in which one attains mastery is praiseworthy

[@zensei5492]

Lmfao eden got rekt so easily like a piece of paper getting crushed.

[@romneychua2291]

Kirito _HD Gaming like people never rekt you before

[@mysteriomartinez8239]

Sensei 79: such a relaxed & jovial attitude.

[@twang31]

8:29 this is why traditional karatekas don't participate in wkf or other tournament cuz the opponent's gonna be cripple after that.

[@Realmasterorder]

This guy is one of the best living masters of that style

[@Sammy-te2xe]

4:10 show money!

[@acrosstheacross677]

Sammy NO YEN FOR YOU! COME BACK, 1 YEAR!!!

[@aiden2164]

Its shomen in rei!

[@danpt2000]

The bag slapping, 7:50 and finger jab into rocks/sand, you definitely see similarity to some Chinese training techniques. There was a documentary somewhere that said Okinawan Karate has links to Chinese White Crane Boxing style.

[@nelsonmcatee3721]

They do. At the highest levels of Shorin Ryu, there is a system in itself, the Hakatsuru katas, five of them. They are the Okinawan version of the White Crane system. There was originally a lot of interraction between the Chinese martial artists and Okinawans. Of course over time, the Chinese styles underwent revision and modification as they gradually became accepted and ingrained in Okinawan culture.

[@gohluoyu4313]

Hahahaha eden got wrecked

[@BusanKevin]

That was really freakin cool! I couldn't believe how fast, strong and conditioned those masters were in Okinawa. Awesome video!

[@masterfireworks1734]

These old fellas would destroy your MMA Legends easily!

[@brodieredfern452]

masterfireworks HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA

[@ThaiNguyen-tn9zv]

masterfireworks I'd agree if it was bare knucked

[@marvinyayu9187]

masterfireworks they got zero grappling skills

[@fatsoweightwatcherer5935]

masterfireworks ………because of there age,they have to kill faster ……………!

[@live2win4freedom82]

masterfireworks All it would take is One Strike and they are done

[@amyicykintinakofa5016]

respect for this man as karate a way of life

[@wayneschroeder1253]

They are so amazing to watch and they have so much knowledge to share. Thankyou for sharing this video!

[@buddy9200]

Old School training, there is no substitute. Many respects for the Sensei's. I have trained and now teach in the same manner. Shotokan Karate Do 25yrs Oss.

[@jonathanjoe1364]

Those grandmaster's foot work was amazing indeed. Wow! What an awesome experience.

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

Very impressive. At 69 and seventy something years old these old masters are able to maintain a superior level if vitality and fitness doung TRADITIONAL karate that so many in this MMA age feel is useless

[@chrisdooley6468]

Interesting video. I forgot how different Okinawan is from Japanese on mainland. I lived in Kobe for years and the way of speaking is way different.

[@tmadventures9100]

Your form is outstanding. Your very snappy and athletic so it looks gracefully powerful! Thanks for sharing! Be safe out there!

[@evvilando]

I was looking up some fighting videos, but I came across this. Still enjoyed it.

[@ЮрийДжанхотов-д4в]

Higaonna Sensei is amazing man,his movements and strikes its something incredible O_o I hope when I'll be 79 years old, I will be like he.

[@betoewald]

This is why I love karate. You can practice a different style and train with friendship and respect in another dojo.

[@patrickabano4999]

That's why you don't skip hardening training. We use to do a little bit of that (I practice a different art btw). But these guys are legends. I only dream of having wrists as thick as those. First I saw one was from the Gracie founder. Salute to all the artists out there keeping it real. 🤘

[@bbgaming4118]

I do respect the Sensei. i am from india. i am too learning Goju Ryu karate and about to get brown belt.

[@Levi-em6ym]

What an honor. Remember those moments.

[@arnonevergo]

Nicely film and explained. Total respect for the oldies. Merci beaucoup.

[@jaicowley7329]

it is so amazing what people can do!!! NEVER UNDERESTERMATE PEOPLE OLD AND YOUNG!!!!!